In the years preceding the fourth general elections, the nation observed significant transformations. Two Prime Ministers had passed away in rapid sequence, and the fresh Prime Minister, who was perceived as a political neophyte, had held office for fewer than twelve months. The era was marked by a severe economic turmoil caused by consecutive monsoon failures, extensive drought, reduced agricultural output, acute food scarcity, draining of foreign currency reserves, decline in industrial output and exports, along with a substantial increase in defense spending and the redirection of resources from planning and economic growth. |
When were the fourth general elections to the Lok Sabha and State Assemblies held in India? |
February 1964 February 1965 February 1966 February 1967 |
February 1967 |
The fourth general elections to the Lok Sabha and State Assemblies were held in February 1967. |